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I have always enjoyed Nintendo, however due to the games not really expanding and maturing along with the initial launch audience as Playstation and others have I can see this company as struggling. Other consoles have maintained children appropriate games as well as incorporate mature audience games as where Nintendo seems to avoid this. I feel it would be a fun experience to play a gritty, dark, and "old school" Zelda game with all the glitter included. I feel the consoles are limited, and the game selection and intended audience hurts this product that essentially made gaming what it is today. The concept of free moving gaming can be used far better for a much wider audience if the option is available in games such as Grand Theft Auto for Nintendo Wii with a steering mechanism, or have the "option" to use a hand-held controller or paddle to fight off hordes of zombies with a shovel, or save the princess as Link with a 2-hand sword which all can be expanded. I also believe it would benefit some people to actually move while gaming.
The sale will be a vindication for Lloyds' Chief ExecutiveAntonio Horta-Osorio, who has restored the bank to profitabilitysince his appointment in 2011, simplifying the business to focuson lending to UK households and businesses.
Last month he succeeded in persuading two MPC members - Paul Fisher and David Miles - to drop their long-standing call for more asset purchases with newly printed money, pending a decision on forward guidance.
In 2005, he had been acquitted of criminal charges that he orchestrated a $2.6 billion accounting fraud at HealthSouth, a medical rehabilitation company based in Birmingham, Alabama, that he founded in 1984.
Nonsense. More oversight not less. I personally know two people ripped off for huge sums of money by these unregulated types. With their retirement money gone, both had to sell their houses in the end. They had the million bucks but were not really sophisticated investors, the money having been earned not gained through investments. Our company has a very generous retirement system and allows lump sum payouts of pensions. Virtually every one of the people I worked with has the million to qualify as prey for the private equity people. These are smart, hard working people but 95% of them know absolutely nothing about investments.
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